Sunday Snippets - March 9, 2014



(Ceiling at Basilica on Notre Dame campus)

It's Sunday and time to thank RAnn for another opportunity to join an interesting group of Catholic bloggers at her place - This That and The Other. Come visit. You are sure to find something that will touch your heart and stir your soul. Take a few minutes and visit!

I rarely go to the movies so I will pass on this week's question.


My posts from the past week:

 Monday Musings - Who Was That Man?

Eucharistic Reflection - Everything By And For Him

Are You Seeking God?

Are You Holy? Just Saying...

 Lord, What A Hard Thing We Ask of You 

Before We Go Sleep Tonight

Catholic Online also featured one of my posts this week: Of Hell and Other Things

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